B2Tech tapped a combined RubyPlay and Splash Tech product, according to a report’s headline. The available article text provides no further details about the product or arrangement.
The report signals a combined product for B2Tech, but gives no details to assess its scope.
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Reportedly, Fellipe Fraga, chief business officer of Stellar Gaming, outlined expected discussions on artificial intelligence in online gambling ahead of SBC Summit 2026. Fraga is due to speak on a panel on autonomous AI agents alongside executives from RubyPlay, Optimove and Bettormetrics at the Lisbon event, scheduled for 29 September to 1 October.
Codere.it has chosen Playtech’s BetBuddy platform to support its responsible-gambling monitoring and prevention work, the company said. The system analyses gambling behaviour and can flag potential risk indicators; Codere.it also offers deposit, spending and time limits, suspension periods and self-exclusion.
Codere.it has adopted BetBuddy, a responsible-gambling platform developed by Playtech, to strengthen its monitoring, prevention and promotion of responsible gambling, the company said. The platform uses artificial intelligence and behavioural analysis to monitor gambling activity and identify potential risk indicators at an early stage, according to the announcement.
Uganda's National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board said Geefy Entertainment SMC Limited, Bet1Cent’s parent company, notified it that the operator will end general betting operations in Uganda on 31 December 2026. The Board advised customers and business partners to complete withdrawals, claims and account reconciliations by that date.
Uganda's National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) has published a public notice stating that Bet1Cent will end its general betting operations in Uganda on 31 December 2026. According to the Board, Geefy Entertainment SMC Limited, Bet1Cent's parent company, formally notified it of the decision to exit the market.
PointsBet reported revenue of A$112.7m for the six months to 30 September in the first half of its 2027 financial year, a 16% year-on-year decline. The company said Australian sports betting revenue fell 19% to A$91.8m, while Canadian iGaming net win held at A$15.2m; its planned Alberta entry in 2026 remains subject to regulatory approval.
For the six months ending 30 September — the opening half of its 2027 financial year — PointsBet booked revenue of A$112.7m, a 16% drop from the A$134.9m recorded a year before. Normalised EBITDA swung to a loss of $6.9m from a positive $2.9m, matching the preliminary numbers the company had flagged earlier in October.
Pragmatic Play said it signed a multi-brand, multi-vertical agreement with Logrand Entertainment Group in Mexico. The company said the deal covers the regulated Mexican market.